... purpofes the, interefts of the country, but tor ptirpofes in which the country is not concerned, lie not between Tories and Whigs to •cc who would give and might not political men barter the Public money for Royal favour ? the debts of the Prince are to ...

... travellers, j who, having round the world in dif- ferent ijifcef at the fame point. O a very numerous meeting of j the of the Whig Club dined at the London Tavern. Mr. Alderman Coombe -he Cjfair, with Mr. Fox on his right, and the Duke of Norfolk ins left ...